James Forrest’s staggering trophy haul and how it compares with Ibrox sides

James Forrest’s 23 major honours make him more decorated than most clubs in the country. Man of the moment James Forrest’s 23 major honours make him one of the most decorated players in Celtic history.

His tally is even more eye watering when you compare it to other so called ‘big sides’ in this country.

Glasgow Rangers 1873-2012 (god rest their souls) won a mere 17 major honours this century before being claimed by The Grim Reaper.

The Tribute Act who took their place and continue to shamelessly pretend to be the same club have only won two major honours in their 11 year history, despite spending in excess of a hundred million quid.

That’s a total of 19 trophies between two basket case football clubs. James has four more in his cabinet than the two of them combined this century. Astonishing figures.

If you even throw in the major honours won by St Johnstone, (3) the second most successful side in the top Flight this past decade, it’s still one short of Jamesy’s haul. That is an incredible stat, and one that shows how impressive and successful not just James has been, but also the football club itself.

We are undoubtedly the most successful side in the country. No one comes close. We welcome the chase.

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Born just as Celtic were stopping the Ten, Lubo98 follows Celtic home and away and helps run his local Celtic Supporters Club. He goes to all the games and is a Law Graduate. Has a particular fondness for Tom Rogic among the current Celts and both Lubo and Henrik form his earliest Celtic memories.

3 Comments

  1. He was also fortunate enough to play for quite a few years when we had no opposition….at all.

  2. All trophies won this century by Rangers (before liquidation), were cheated.
    Single, one off ‘registration’ mistakes, made by clubs like East Stirling, Dunfermline and St.Mirren saw them ejected from cups as soon as they came to light, usually that same week.
    Old rangers used multiple players in those same competitions- who weren’t properly registered- hiding payments from the SFA to avoid tax with HMRC.
    In some cases, the fraudulent behaviour of Rangers was happening AT THE SAME TIME as other clubs were ejected- while they watched on.

  3. What a brilliant article.

    Sid, you are bang on the money. The Huns were helped in their cheating ways, by Sandy Bryson. Currently still employed by the SFA.

    Hail Hail.